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Drinking away the sorrow
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Boston Red Sox fans Chris Nugent, 25, right, and his brother Jeff, 23, of Sudbury, Mass. react as they watch in a bar near Fenway Park in Boston on Tuesday as the Chicago White Sox take a 12-2 lead against the Boston Red Sox in the seventh inning of Game 1 of their division series.
Cornish
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During Mangino's weekly press conference Tuesday, he would not say who was the starting running back, but he conceded that they were both capable of starting.
Cornish has not been able to get the number of carries that Green has seen. Despite leading Green in every rushing category,
Cornish still trails by six carries. What has been most impressive about Cornish is that he did not have any rushes for loss of yards this season. Football Nation
Football Notes:
Mangino did not announce who his starting quarterback would be for this Saturday's game against Kansas State. He said that he would start the quarterback who was the most consistent in practice.
Mangino named his players of the week from last week's contest against Texas Tech. Senior defensive end Charlton Keith and junior safety Jerome Kemp were named defensive players of the week while Cornish was named offensive player of the week. Sophomore punter Kyle Tucker was named special teams player of the week.
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Chavez
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A few years ago, after a big victory against Texas A&M, these same students tore down the goal posts and proceeded to ram them into the sections that Aggie fans occupied. Among these fans was Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a Texas A&M alumnus. This sparked a fight between fans of both schools and involved primarily Red Raider students.
Later in the game against Kansas, Tech students began throwing ice and bottles on to the field
Later in the game against Kansas, Tech students began throwing ice and bottles on to the field and at the Kansas bench when they began their second-half comeback. and at the Kansas bench when the Jayhawks began their second-half comeback.
This prompted 'some of the defensive players to get into
shouting matches with students who yelled racial and obscene comments at them.
Granted, Texas Tech isn't Missouri, where even alumni throw batteries and slurs at visitors, primarily those from Kansas, but still it causes you to appreciate the fans here at Kansas and how they generally conduct themselves.
Thankfully, we weren't hit by anything, except for maybe tumbleweed.
- Chavez is a San Antonio,
Texas, senior in journalism.
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